The 2025 Best Indie Book Award® 1

Early Exits: Spirituality, Mortality and Meaning in an Age of Medical Assistance in Dying

🏆 2025 BIBA® Psychology (End of Life) Winner! Early Exits offers a profound exploration of Canada’s practice of euthanasia, called Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD), while addressing universal themes of mortality, existential distress, and spiritual transformation. It delves into the psychological, cultural, ethical, and spiritual dimensions of MAiD, challenging conventional narratives around autonomy and end-of-life…

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Navigation

🏆 2025 BIBA® Poetry Collection Winner! Linda Neal Reising’s collection Navigation is both a lyric, melodic experience and an examination of histories, both intimate and vast. Navigation, with its carefully crafted poems of sonic resonance, is a sort of sacred harp singing in book form. It is a book about the history of America—indigenous and…

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The Prayer: Rise With Jesus

🏆 2025 BIBA® Christian Prayer and Meditation Winner! The Prayer: Rise with Jesus – 30 Days to Transform Your Life is a powerful devotional that’s helping thousands of readers reconnect with God—one day at a time. Written by Stefania Fernanda Leao during a season of personal struggle and spiritual awakening, this 30-day journey offers more…

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On Healing: Finding Wholeness Beyond the Limits of Medicine

🏆 2025 BIBA® Health Winner! In On Healing, integrative medicine-trained physician, epidemiologist, and journalist Dr. Amitha Kalaichandran takes readers on a compelling journey to understand what it means to truly heal and live longer, healthier lives. Drawing from her own experiences in formal medical training and practice, as well as from stories of patients around…

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The Privilege of Aging, Savoring the Fullness of Life

🏆 2025 BIBA® Aging and Personal Growth Winner! Presenting a clarion call to the aging to awaken before they die, Kamla K. Kapur explores how we can become warriors on the spiritual path in order to embrace and prepare for the truth of our mortality and the ultimate triumph of conscious living and dying. Set…

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The Monarchs

🏆 2025 BIBA® Visionary Fiction Winner! The eyes are the windows to the universe, if one knows how to look. For a select group of extraordinary children, this has never been more apparent. Born into a world ravaged by war, Samuel Helen is among the first in a wave of “new youth” children who possess…

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Our Global Crisis: “We’ll Never Run Out!”

🏆 2025 BIBA® Sociology/Anthropology Winner! Modern society has reached a critical juncture in its existence. Like past civilizations, ours has reached a point where its future is far from certain, with its decline or even collapse being distinct possibilities. The Incas, the Mayans, the Romans, the Rapanui, and many others had seemingly successful societies, yet…

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Elusive Mommyhood: An Investigative Reporter’s Personal Journey Into IVF and Surrogacy

🏆 2025 BIBA® Pregnancy IVF Winner! In Elusive Mommyhood: An Investigative Reporter’s Personal Journey into IVF and Surrogacy, international journalist Ginanne Brownell, whose work has been featured in publications including The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and Financial Times, embarks on a profound exploration of assisted reproduction and surrogacy that combines intimate memoir with…

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The Non-Obvious Guide to Drawing Your Future: Solve Problems, Explain Ideas, Sell Anything

🏆 2025 BIBA® Strategic Planning Winner! In The Non-Obvious Guide to Drawing Your Future, Patti Dobrowolski unveils the transformative power of visual thinking in shaping personal and professional trajectories. Drawing from her extensive experience as a visual practitioner in business settings, Dobrowolski offers a refreshing approach to strategic planning, problem-solving, and goal-setting. Through engaging narratives,…

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The Naked Sailor

🏆 2025 BIBA®Non-Fiction: Adventure Memoir Winner! The Naked Sailor is a light-hearted memoir of a naive retiree enticed off to sea…”Don’t worry, it’s mostly Auto Pilot”. Who knew there were pirates in paradise, earthquake tsunamis that rolled over your boat, or a new typhoon every two weeks? Who knew a jellyfish could kill you in…

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